The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-04-24

Who said the Jersey Citys couldn't bat
The Thistles Is aud the GreenyiIes u. was th
score Of another game.
Cigarette smoking is prohibited on some Of III,
| southern League grounds.
The trouble has begun in the PhiIaselubia fearo
AuIvey has spnained an ankle.
The New York B. B. O. beat the Jersey Citvs
1hursday by score OF q to 10.
The Young hurekas beat the Young Payouias by
the score OF 81 10 10, last Monday
It's the eanditopinion of all that Mutris made
mistake i'll le. ting Esterbrook go.
In Len Sowders the Jersey Citys have Tisraas',
| equal, Doth atthe bat and in the field.
The Union Club of New York outbatted the Gen.
trals OF this city Thursday. Score 8 to 4.
New York defeated Jersey City on the formers
grounds last Wednesday By score of TO q.
kiroy.t the umpire of tho Jersey City Club is the
Labor fIeehvider-elect from the Second District.
The games between tho Jersey Citys and New
arks this season will pack the grounds of both
J clubs
The Chicago papers are loud In their praise Of
DAILY fine cstchias Newark will miss TEN this
season.
win NOW cover light field for the Athletics, of
Philadelphia.
Notwithstanding the supersiitioas of base ball
players not few clubs will carry thirteen players
during the spring series
Doll Bell, who has been playing with the Port
land. Me., club has been released. and will again
play with The Jersey Blues.
The Star and Liberty mines played game on the
Jersey avenue grounds last Wednesday, resulting
IN victory fer the Stars by a score OF to 4.
A local Philadelphia clothing house offered q
suit Of clothes for the player making the first
home run OF The season. Fogarty got Inc suit.
On May the Jersey City Club will have played
two games wltA the New Works, with Hartford,
one with Philadelphia with the Cuban Giants
and one with Rochester.
"Jacho" Fields of this city, who is nov playing
with the Pittsburg League Club, is batting very
heavy. he had two two baggers one three-bagger
and home run In one game play ed last week
The Jersey City, DR., defeated the Unions by
score OF II to day last week. They would
like 10 hear from ali other juniors. Address j.
Harms, corner of Seventh anu Brunswick streets.
baseball manager suggests that all the League
teams should wear uniforms alike, with the naIa es
Of their several clubs on the bosom Of the shirt.
He thinks blue for the League and gray for the As
sociation would be the proper aAper.
The Atlantic Clrs has organized with tho follow
ing play ers: Charles McCormick, catcher; Thomas
Banghart pitcher; John Chauncey, first base; j.
Fahey, second base; J. Farrell, third base; Benz
Mcysan, shortstop; e Thoynhiil. left sid; L. Nc.
Intyre, centre feld; Q. Mehoe, right field
The White Star Club has organized with these
players: j. Hopkins, first base; j. O'Neill, second
base; 4. Conklin, third bsse; j. Duggap, shortstop
e. Smith, right field; r. FfitzInan, left field; T..
Blakemore. centre field; L. Dowd, catcher; W.
Marsh, pitcher. The club is ready for challenges
from clubs whose members are under fifteen years
CT age. j. K. oNeill. 30. 50 Wayne street, is Sec
rotary.
The Pacific Club has organized with these
players. /. EIuldoon, first base; j. Dowd, catcher;
D. Moore Pitcher; e. Fleming, right field; j.
Hays, second base; E. Drew, right field, R. Muir.
ply, shortstop J. Hughes, centre field; D. Fallon,
third base. All challenges will be accepted by E.
N Drew, especially from the HiberDians or the
Red Stockings, No. Isl Payonia avenue.
The Star Athletic B. B. c., of Greenville would
like to hear from any nine whose players four
faaOv ven and Odar N no 10 pnfn cd Of
the following players: A. Richter. shorlstop; II
Richter, first base; W. Munster, second base; G.
Clark. third base; H Nelson. pitcher; D. jackson,
catcher: F. Ihau, right field; i. Hieber, centre
field, ard Ii. sutton, left field and captain. Send
all challenges TO Sutton, Old Bergen Road Green
vile, Jersey City.